Free inspections • Residential & Commercial • Serving Hurst & the HEB area since 2000
Hurst is a mature Mid-Cities suburb in the heart of the HEB area (Hurst-Euless-Bedford), with many homes built during the 1960s and 1970s. These older homes face unique foundation challenges that newer DFW suburbs don't experience. Decades of seasonal clay soil expansion and contraction have taken their toll on slabs that were poured 50+ years ago.
Hurst's relatively flat terrain means water doesn't always drain away from foundations naturally. Proximity to Bear Creek and its tributaries creates localized drainage issues, especially during heavy spring storms. Smaller lot sizes in older neighborhoods mean foundations are often closer to neighboring properties, making proper water management critical.
IFR has been repairing foundations in Hurst and the HEB area for over 25 years. We understand the specific challenges of older slab foundations on Hurst's clay soil, and we tailor our repair approach to each home's age, condition, and neighborhood characteristics.
Cost-effective and proven for Hurst's clay soil. Hydraulic pressure drives concrete cylinders to load-bearing strata — ideal for older slab homes.
Reach greater depths for homes with severe settling or where load-bearing soil is deeper. Best for homes with extensive foundation damage.
Shimming, framing repair, and support replacement for older Hurst homes with pier and beam foundations common in 1960s construction.
French drains, surface drains, and grading to redirect water away from your foundation — critical for Hurst's flat terrain and Bear Creek area.
IFR serves all of Hurst and the surrounding HEB area, including: Mayfair, Bellaire, Hurst Heights, Sherwood, Forest Hills, Shady Oaks, West Hurst, River Trails, and all neighborhoods near Hurst's commercial corridors along Highway 26, Pipeline Road, and Precinct Line Road. We also serve neighboring Euless and Bedford as part of the HEB community.
Foundation repair in Hurst typically ranges from $3,500 to $15,000+ depending on severity, repair method, and home size. Many Hurst homes from the 1960s and 1970s need more extensive repairs due to age. IFR offers free inspections and financing options.
Hurst was largely developed in the 1960s and 1970s, meaning many foundations are 50+ years old. Older construction methods, smaller lots with clay soil, and decades of seasonal moisture cycling all contribute to foundation deterioration. The flat terrain and proximity to Bear Creek tributaries also affect drainage around older homes.
Yes. IFR serves all of Hurst including neighborhoods like Mayfair, Bellaire, Hurst Heights, Sherwood, and all surrounding HEB communities including Euless and Bedford. We've been repairing foundations in the Mid-Cities area for over 25 years.
For most Hurst homes on slab foundations, concrete pressed piers are the most cost-effective solution. The clay soil in Hurst is well-suited for this method. For homes with deeper load-bearing strata or more severe damage, steel piers may be recommended. Our free inspection determines the best approach for your specific home.
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